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By TIFFANY DUONG “Here’s your first security fence. There was a guard station over there,” says former Army Specialist Ted Swanson, pointing to what appears to be dense...

By 8 p.m. last Thursday, May 9, a tightly formed line of about one hundred fans stretched from Cowboy Bill’s down several blocks on lower Duval Street....

Ask any mother: parenting requires far more than just love, but strength, and tons of it. Who has it tenfold? Renee Makimaa, inside and out. For 26...

The 2019 hurricane season approaches, and with it comes the fear and dread of what just one of these named monsters can do. Many already noted the...

Okay, full disclosure: Alex Rickert is a freelancer for the Weekly Newspaper. He’s also a dolphin trainer, and currently starring in “Making God Laugh,” a Marathon Community...

You can thank arsenic poisoning next time you enjoy a slice of Key lime pie. That’s what set physician and horticulturist Dr. Henry Perrine on a path...

By Kirby Trahan The Saturday morning scene: the house is upside down, dishes to be done, laundry to be folded and floors that most definitely need a good...

There must be something about helping the planet that makes one happier and generally more fun to be around. It’s not a sentiment often associated with government...

The Coral Shores’ varsity baseball team took on Palmer Trinity on April 22 at Founders Park. Palmer Trinity, 6-6, won by a score of 3-0, dropping the...

Tiffany Duong and Sara Nilsson are the oldest interns at Coral Restoration Foundation. When not out planting coral and doing CRF work, the two highly ambitious women...